Customer Reviews for VEVOR Engraving Block 5 inch Ball Vise Setting Jewelry Ball Vise Engraving with 34PCS Attachment and Rubber Base

The plastic base that holds the spare parts and pins is crushed in front and not usuable for holding some parts. Can I get a replacement for just that piece, or do I have to return the whole thing?

Works great!!... After taking it apart and cleaning all the packing grease off then apply a thin layer of machine oil.... Well worth the price D. Touchet

It's sturdy and moves well. Just sits in a nylon ring, and doesn't attach to anything... But hey... It's $100 bucks. The leather pads are off a bit and will need replacing sooner than later. For the money though... It's a fine first vise for a beginner or a handy person like me that can fashion a better seat for it. But if you had more money to buy the better one... You wouldn't be reading this.... Right?

Excelente inversion, buena calidad y precio, tal como lo describen, me lleg antes del tiempo programado.

Some people want too much for too little it_ no secret that at this price it can_ be a grs vice Surly not brand new good for the price

It's a wonderful starter tool for my bench. Very easy to use. Very sturdy.

Only learning to use it, but so far, this little ball vice is a dream come true! I_ thrilled to have found an affordable version. It moves smoothly and is easy to grasp and hold. A game changer in my learning curve.

Nice and heavy, brake adjusts very well and allows smooth turning. Good value for a beginner.

An excellent alternative to the higher price models costing hundreds more, this vice works great.

For the money this ball is a good value. Buyers will be much happier with the performance if they take it apart and give it a clean up. I did this by taking it apart removing all the oil, taking a file and removing all the sharp edged burs and bumps and putting small chamfer on all the sharp corners. I made a set of 220 and 320 grit sanding sheets for each half of the ball by cutting sheets in half and cutting a hole in the center for the center post to fit through. Put the ball back together ( with the bearing removed) with the sanding sheets in place and turn the halves against the sand paper for a while to smooth out these surfaces. I did this with the 220 and then 320 washed off both halves with solvent (WD40) and blew it all off with compressed air and wiped it down. Applied a thin film of teflon grease resembled the the ball, turned it a bunch to distribute the grease, then took it apart and wiped of all the excess. Reassembly with the bearing and the vise will spin 8 revolutions with one flick of the hand. When I got it it wouldn't make one full turn with the same effort. All in all I'm happy with this tool.